Back At The Chicken Shack (Vinyl LP) Soundtracks & Library

Back At The Chicken Shack (Vinyl LP) Soundtracks & LibraryBack at the Chicken Shack is one of organist Jimmy Smith's classic Blue Note sessions, and the first to draw attention to tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine. Recorded in 1960 with Kenny Burrell on guitar, Donald Bailey on drums, and Turrentine, the group reaches the peak of funky soul jazz that all other challengers of the genre would have to live up to. Included on this uptempo session is a reworking of When I Grow Too Old to Dream (a feature for

*Deluxe Stoughton tip-on jacket featuring previously unseen photos of Fred Neil

Self-produced

Their first album in over twenty years

"Jackie" is a punctuated tale of connection in a fever dream realm featuring emotive guitars over an upbeat drum pattern

Gordon Henderson's musical career began in various teenage bands

and even a barroom-piano-driven "escapade through the great American bedroom" ("A Modern Lay")

bound up in a compact two minutes and 22 seconds

Mann/Weill

Currently an original will set you back £500+ so this is a much more cost-effective way to own this slice of infectious space-funk from Chicago's south side

and it shows that Blue Mitchell was the king of soul jazz trumpet

Two new tracks from Beak>

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